here Is something that kinda flew under the radarThe OPEC has been a big deal for decades because its member countries agree on how much oil to produce which helps influence global prices. But in April 2026 the United Arab Emirates decided to leaveOn t

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OPEP Shrek Fl7VVxwQ 05/01/26 (Fri) 21:33:59 №3318488 [Quote]

here Is something that kinda flew under the radar
The OPEC has been a big deal for decades because its member countries agree on how much oil to produce which helps influence global prices. But in April 2026 the United Arab Emirates decided to leave
On the surface, it sounds boring and technical… but it's actually pretty interesting. By leaving, the UAE basically said, "we want to produce as much oil as we want," instead of sticking to group limits.
Some people think this could weaken OPEC and make oil prices more unpredictable. Others say it's just one country and won't change much right away.
What do you think is this the start of cracks in the system or just a small move that won't matter much?

Generic Namefag Ih0gDzCh 05/01/26 (Fri) 21:36:01 №3318497 [Quote]

I think this makes me hopeful that the UAE will become a large exporter of oil and bring the overrall prices down since its getting really expensive, but alternativley (((they))) just find some SNCA reason to to to war with them for to bring xem back into the fold

not doctoooos ubOY^F!u 05/01/26 (Fri) 21:36:31 №3318500 [Quote]

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Chud YSUEkl4f 05/01/26 (Fri) 21:43:36 №3318543 [Quote]

World is just going to get hotter faster